@Ylian
Agent is working and connected, can access desktop and files on machine. Perhaps Its just my machine. I'll try reinstalling agent at some point to see if it changes anything.

Anyone having issues with time online? My agent is online and working but the machine uptime is not displaying correct?

the only bonus, you do get tab completion is powershell...mainly because you need it for the long ass commands lol

even the net user command looks cleaner:

"net localgroup administrators username /add"

But yep, powershell is the future and that is now defunct....

@WrCombs In regards to adding users on Linux..not adding Windows users.

so ugly compared to using bash in linux...I just hate the way powershell syntax is.

@scottalanmiller gotcha, I don't think a roadmap has been posted has there?

The update streams are not separated are they? I think we need stable releases and then manual to latest release, I don't believe this is the case at the minute?

To add to what Jared said, these are the main differences from wikipedia:

*The following features of Google Chrome are not present in a default Chromium build. But some of these items can be enabled or manually added to a Chromium build, which is what many Linux distributions do.[7]

Auto-update capability
Integrated Adobe Flash Player
API keys for some Google services
The Widevine digital rights management module
Licensed codecs for the popular H.264 video and AAC audio formats
Tracking mechanisms for usage and crash reports

The other differences are branding and licensing. While Chrome has the same user interface functionality as Chromium, it changes the color scheme to the Google-branded one. Chrome is also not open-source, so its binaries are licensed as freeware under the Google Chrome Terms of Service.[8]*

The UK is approaching Internet regulation.....https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-47826946
Not far from following China's footsteps.